• verdigris
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    5 months ago

    That’s why they did it in sets of three. They could just give every user a blank text box for every option, but doing it this way makes it far easier to analyze the data in bulk.

    • Chloé 🥕@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      5 months ago

      yea, but that gives you less info

      this way, you can’t really differentiate from a feature that people want, but not as a priority, VS a feature that people don’t want ever

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        And there’s no way to relate preference between features, at least in my case. I had one question that I entered “2x faster performance” as most want, and the next question was “2x slower performance,” but there was another crappy option in the same list that I also don’t want, so if I don’t pick “2x slower performance” as least want, what signal does that send?

        I hope it all comes out in the wash, but honestly, I would’ve preferred a big list of all of the features with 4 options:

        • really want
        • want
        • meh
        • don’t want

        I think I would’ve entered about even numbers of things for each category. They could even limit “really want” to top three or something.